The Chatner
Daniel LaveryA newsletter about rejiggered classics, transmasculine underpinnings of the plucky heroine, and the failure-limits of graciousness, from table manners to family estrangement.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 940 | Subscribers | Read | thechatner.com |
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How To Tell If You Are Captain Jack Aubrey In a Patrick O'Brian Novel
Full disclosure: I am only on Book Seven of the Aubrey-Maturin series, and a mere loblolly boy in O’Brianiana. More will be revealed as I increase in knowledge and understanding.
The Nine Lyric Poets: Dirtbag Alcaeus
No more songs about his hair, no matter how long he grows it out. Let him grow it out forever. Let it hang like a dark veil, like all the night falls on his back, I won’t put quill to ink. Hair grows every day. Mine does too.
Yet Even More Infant Christs Receiving Piggy-Back Rides in Western Art History
Last week: A history of the infant Christ being given piggy-back rides in Western art. “The motif of the Christ-child being hauled across a river, comes from the legend of St. Christopher, one of the Fourteen Holy Helpers. After his convers...
A History of the Infant Christ Being Given Piggy-Back Rides in Western Art
It’s sweet, too, to see a sentiment like “They grow up so fast — I wish they could stay babies a little longer” so many parents feel toward their own children applied to God.
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